The Proserpine Sugar Mill saw an influx of retired and former employees last week, with the annual Mill Reunion organised and hosted at the Mill Social Club.
Seeing over 30 former employees gather at the club, the luncheon acts as a reconnection for many of the attendees, a celebration of years’ past, an excuse to come together and share stories.
Ron Read and his loyal helpers
Sugar Mill ladies came too
Ron Read with the 25-anniversary cake
Mill staff came to the reunion to tell the retirees about recent progress
Some of the older retirees
Younger former employees came too
Mates catching up for a chat at the bar. Photo credit: Pam Pole
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